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And then what happens when you rescan?
Audio MIC Issues with 17.3" DEFIANCE V RTX Laptop
- Thread starter adamwright1989
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Rescan? You mean, after I unistall it? Nothing happens, it only shows those 2 things that I've shown you before :/
Nothing happens when I scan it, if there are 2, it shows me 2, if there are 3 (before the uninstalling and after restart) it shows me 3 (with realtek one).
Nothing happens when I scan it, if there are 2, it shows me 2, if there are 3 (before the uninstalling and after restart) it shows me 3 (with realtek one).
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Yeah, it won't be there because you've uninstalled it, it should be an unrecognised device?
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Ok, and if you now try to adjust your audio devices what do they show?Nope
I don't even know what does that mean...
What is an adjustment of audio devices?
How do I do it?
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I don't know then.
Some good news!
Yesterday, I updated Windows 10 to v2004.
A short while ago I was idly thumbing through the list of programs in my Start menu and saw 'Realtek Audio Console' which was definitely not there before.
I opened it up and went to the advanced settings where it allows you to be prompted as to whether you've plugged in a headset or a microphone (it's never prompted before) - but no headphone option. I quickly plugged in my earphones to be met with the prompt which had an option for headset or headphones. I selected headphones and went back to the settings to disable the prompt.
At last - I am able to use my laptop's microphone when the earphones are plugged in.
Thank goodness I didn't request a return!
Yesterday, I updated Windows 10 to v2004.
A short while ago I was idly thumbing through the list of programs in my Start menu and saw 'Realtek Audio Console' which was definitely not there before.
I opened it up and went to the advanced settings where it allows you to be prompted as to whether you've plugged in a headset or a microphone (it's never prompted before) - but no headphone option. I quickly plugged in my earphones to be met with the prompt which had an option for headset or headphones. I selected headphones and went back to the settings to disable the prompt.
At last - I am able to use my laptop's microphone when the earphones are plugged in.
Thank goodness I didn't request a return!
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Well that's very interesting! That would suggest that it was a driver problem pre 2004, when you updated the OS, it likely updated a new driver with the faults corrected.
Thank you very much for sharing that, that's been bugging me no end!